Peace starts in our fields, in our water committees, and in our homes. Let’s Act Now for a Peaceful World by ensuring that everyone’s voices are heard and valued in agriculture. #InternationalDayofPeace2025 #ActNowForPeace #Irrigation #FoodSecurity #peacebuilding

When everyone, regardless of gender, ethnicity, religion, age or disabilities, participates in decision-making, communities benefit from: ✨ Fairer water allocation ✨ Reduced conflicts ✨ Stronger food systems ✨ Inclusive, peaceful development

As we are approaching International Day of Peace, we celebrate the power of equality and inclusivity in irrigation schemes as a driver of peace and food security.

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It's more than just a chat; it's about listening, learning, and acting together to make a real difference. What does the "Right to Food" mean to you?

When communities have a reliable way to access food, it reduces tension and potential for conflict. Creating platforms for people to openly discuss and solve food security challenges together builds trust, strengthens social bonds, and creates a foundation for a peaceful society.

· Co-create solutions: Together, we're transforming challenges into opportunities and building a path toward sustainable food solutions. · Strengthen governance: We're making sure participation, transparency, and accountability form the core of our decision-making process.

· Build understanding: Everyone deserves to know what "food security" and the "Right to Food" truly mean. · Empower voices: We're giving communities a seat at the table to share their experiences and ideas.

At CCMT we're not just talking about the right to food—we're creating spaces for it. By building community and district dialogue platforms in Mutoko and Gokwe, we're bringing together local communities, government, and civil society organisations (CSOs) to:

Ever wonder what it takes to build a community where everyone has enough to eat? It starts with a conversation.

Follow along this Peace Month as we share how we take actions towards peace. PLUS: comment what peace means to you and your community!

Together with our partners — @Weltfriedensdienst e.V. (WFD), @Welthungerhilfe (WHH), and @BrotfürdieWelt (BftW), @peacedirect we are acting now for a peaceful and prosperous Zimbabwe.

From: Supporting food security Inclusive Peacebuilding Safeguarding rights in Development-Induced Displacement (DIDs) …our work puts the wellbeing and shared prosperity of the Zimbabwean peace at the heart of peace.

International Day of Peace 2025 Theme: “Act Now for a Peaceful World” At CCMT, we believe peace is built every day—when a family has food, people can live peacefully on their land and women’s voices are heard and respected.

From crop rotation to water management, her journey proves that equitable leadership and good farming practices are the foundation of a resilient agricultural sector. Let’s continue to champion women in agriculture, because when they succeed, food security becomes a reality.

Empowering Women, Strengthening Food Security! When women take the lead in agriculture, entire communities thrive. At the Biri Extension Irrigation Scheme, Ms Masendu is leading by example—combining strong governance, teamwork, and smart agronomic practices to boost productivity.

THE arid lands of Silobela in the Midlands Province are on the brink of a major transformation with the completion of the US$87 million Vungu Dam, expected by the end of 2026. https://t.co/icCcNgaIIz

By working towards collaborative problem-solving, CCMT helps to build a foundation of social and economic justice, which is essential for the long-term peace and stability that the ZDF works to protect. ​Happy Defence Forces Day to the brave men and women who serve our nation!